ropiness

/ˈroʊpinəs/
noun
  1. A sticky, stringy, or thread-like quality in a liquid, especially in food or drink that has spoiled.
    • When she poured the milk, she noticed a ropiness that indicated it had gone bad.
    • The wine's ropiness was a sign of bacterial contamination, so they discarded the bottle.
    • The old maple syrup had developed a strange ropiness and was no longer safe to eat.
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